Sentence examples for occasionally mistaken from inspiring English sources

When they campaigned together, Torres was occasionally mistaken for another famous person.

Bejar is occasionally mistaken for Bejar in person, usually after he has given his credit-card information to someone who happens to be a Destroyer fan.

Munro is the only author whose writings are so vivid to me that I have occasionally mistaken incidents in her stories for memories of my own past.

(The name, which is occasionally mistaken for a gnomic "Star Wars" reference, actually alludes to a text message sent to him by a player who, after catching him on a date, was attempting a pun on "Don Juan").

Hummel chapters around the country, the group's fascination with wide-eyed representations of childhood may be innocent, but outsiders have occasionally mistaken the Playmates for a more carnal collective.

Since his debut at Melbourne International Comedy festival in 2008 as one half of comedy duo Fear of a Brown Planet, he has become a comedy star across TV, stage and radio – albeit one occasionally mistaken for Waleed Aly.

Eyes straining, I stared at the beach, occasionally mistaking a sea gull for a penguin.

Mrs. Johnson, an assistant professor at the Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery (where she is known professionally as Dr. Susan Crawford LeMelle), said her neighbors occasionally mistook her for a maid.

Fronting a band that occasionally mistook itself for the Time, he never asserted himself, even though his versions of "So Sick" and "Do You" were sharp.

That was the beginning of a tempestuous political career, somewhat belittled by the fact that many of those around him occasionally mistook the fervour of his argument for irrationality of mind.

Acknowledging Mr. McCain had his differences with Mr. Bush, Mr. Obama replied, "The fact of the matter is that if I occasionally mistake your policies for George Bush's policies, it's because on the core economic issues that matter to the American people — on tax policy, on energy policy, on spending priorities — you have been a vigorous supporter of President Bush".